Sentence examples for published gradually from inspiring English sources

Starting in March 2012, the website Byliner played host to the "Positron series": a sequence of interconnected stories published gradually over the course of a year, which Atwood claimed was an attempt to revive a literary tradition of serialisation, popular from the halcyon days of Charles Dickens up through the 1950s.

In the United States, publishing gradually became centralized in a few cities Philadelphia, Boston, and New York City.

In 1901 the first part of his piano cycle On an Overgrown Path was published, and gradually became one of his most frequently performed works.

How did it end in terms of literature?There wasn't a definitive "end of cold war" response in Soviet literature because the dissident literature, samizdat (self-published) and tamizdat (published over there), proliferated gradually.

He wrote the English version of the bank's history and functions, published in 2001, and gradually became expert in many of its activities that involved the use of English.

Officials said statisticians were intending to count deadly incidents involving physical force, Tasers and blunt weapons used by officers as well as firearms, and that they planned to begin gradually publishing some more information about fatal incidents as soon as 2016.

The Los Angeles Times was first published in 1881 and was gradually taken over by Otis during the next five years.

The initial reports were ignored by her editors at the Hindustan Times, but gradually they were published because they were good, Ms. Rai said.

Originally formed to provide a focus for Arab culture, the publishing house gradually cast its net wider.

Since it was published in 1996, it has been gradually accepted by many medical journals and has been associated with improvement of the quality of RCT reporting [ 5- 8].

It began as a collaboration, but Mr. Carpenter gradually withdrew and the book was published under McLuhan's name alone.